Rovit's attempt to tap into the feelings of a kid forced to leave their world behind highlights a universal thirst for the routine. But by the end of the story, he hopes to impart a shade of hope: ultimately, change is "what fortifies us."
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"Visually and tonally, it's almost as though the film exists in its own universe, with its own rules, but strung to reality with that inherent reverb of something we've all been affected by: resistance to change."
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One of our favorite shorts of the last few years is now available for public consumption on @omeletocom.
From writer-director Nat Rovit (a Script Pipeline First Look Project finalist):
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Rental car companies seem so insanely helpless at their one job. You show up at the airport, reservation in hand, and they’re like “wait really? You wanted a car? Sorry, you totally caught me off guard.”